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Celery refers to the green, stalky plant we are most familiar with here in the US, while Celeriac is grown for the absolutely delicious bulbous growth at the root. Celery is best started indoors 10-12 weeks before transplanting (it is slow to germinate). Celery is a heavy feeder and requires a rich soil and constant moisture for best performance. Plant 1/8 inch deep in warm soil (65-70 F), and do not expose seedlings or plants to temperatures below 50-55, as this will induce bolting. Once nighttime temperatures are warm, transplant into rich soil and keep well feed and moist.
Large celeriac well known since 1871. Large smooth roots with white flesh and sweet flavor for stews..
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Earlier than most varieties and a very rare find. An autumn/early winter vegetable. Monarch is consi..
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Northern Italian Celeriac known for consistent production of white skinned roots. Traditionally grow..
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Erect, medium-tall, compact celery, with bright green leaves and full, fleshy stalks which bleach by..
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A beautiful self-blanching celery, Dorato D'Asti is yellowish green on the stems and also the base o..
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This is a seasoning celery that does not produce an enlarged stalk. Da Taglio is even more aromatic ..
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Suitable for large production, Pascal keeps well for winter. A celery you may see at your local mark..
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A Dark Green with slightly lighter color at the base celery, Gigante Di Romagna is a large framed ce..
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A beautiful pale-colored celery, Golden Spartan will often have touches of yellow-gold in the stems ..
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A beautiful pinkish to red streaked-colored stalk of celery, Peppermint Stick is not red like many E..
$3.29
